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Newspaper

Corona Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1910

Page

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Citrus FAO growers make fine showing in rate case

A. F. Call of Citrus, a leading California orange grower, spoke before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington on behalf of citrus producers. He argued rail charges, totaling about 14 million dollars annually for transporting 10,000 carloads, were excessive and urged a fair rate. The commission hearings follow last year’s lemon tariff increase and subsequent rate changes by railroads. lawyers for both sides presented their cases with vigorous dialogue and questions.

A. F. Call Ways and Means Committee Washintoen Interstate Commerce Commission Citrus Frait Congress Los Angeles Washington Call Levy Mayer Chicago Mayer Morrow T. J. Norton Santa Fe C. W. Durbrow Southern Pacific Mr. Call

Lodge visit planned to Ungava chapter on Monday

To visit sister lodge Corona Chapter O. 1 5 is planning to visit Ungava chapter of Rivers ide on next Monday evening when a large class is to be initiated. The committee on arrangements consisting of Luther Patton and Miss Catherine Frazer are arranging conveyance and hope for a large delegation.

Corona Ungava Riverside Luther Patton Catherine Frazer

Garrusey and Pitzer Win Big Boulevard Contract

Garrusey and Pitzer, longtime contractors on the city storm drains, moved their teams yesterday as they secured the work on a major boulevard project between Los Angeles and Redondo. Locals praise their six months of effort and large workforce.

Garrusey & Pitzer Los Angeles Redondo

Decoration Day Plans Formed For Civic Observance

Citizens met at Mrs. J. P. Rice home to form the Citizens Committee on Decoration Day with W. G. Randall as chairman and M. Scoville as secretary. The group coordinated with Carleton Post and the Ladies of the Veterans Aid Society to arrange finances decorations and public events including a 2:30 pm program at the High School auditorium featuring an address music and choruses.

J. P. Rice Citizens Committee W. G. Randall M. Scoville W. A. Doran A. B. Tuthill D. M. Browning Carleton Post Veterans Aid Society C.M. Seoville W. Carth MI. Terpening DD. MM. Browning I. F. Thompson T. C. Jameson G. A. R. Post Rice

Woman's Club Meet Elects Officers and Plans Riverside Picnic

The Woman's Club gathered at Mrs. E. P. Newton's home with speaker Mrs. C. C. Noble of Los Angeles noting seven federations and 175 Parent Teachers groups in the state. Officers elected include President Mrs. Clas Holloway and Secretary Mrs. Kia Andrews. An all day picnic is set for May 24 at Fairmount Park Riverside.

Woman's Club E. P. Newton C. C. Noble Los Angeles Mayme Findley Clas. Holloway Vic Po C. Jameson Mgrs A. B.luff Kia. Andrews R. D. Lamson

Baracas Honor Warnest Fallon at Sock and Necktie Shower

The Baracas of the Methodist church entertained at the F. F. Thompson home last evening in honor of Warnest Fallon who is soon to be ordained. The event resembled a sock and necktie shower with refreshments and a fine time reported by attendees.

Baracas Methodist Chrch F. F. Thompson Warnest Fallon Benedict

Deacons Entertained By Church Leader and Wife

Pastor B B Jacques and his wife hosted the Baptist church superintendent and the deacons with their wives Tuesday night at dinner. The gathering was described as a very pleasant evening.

B. B. Jacques The Baptist Church

Mass Meeting of Citizens to Discuss Corona School Site

Trustees C H Birdsall I A Newton and YD M Browning call an all citizens meeting in Corona to decide on a school site for the growing city. The growth and limited space at Tenth street imply the need for a larger property, with potential options from Genereux Jameson and others. The meeting is set for Saturday evening May 21st at the High School assembly room.

C. H. Birdsall I A. Newton YD. M. Browning Corona Tenth Street Genereux Jameson Corona Ino

Will Locate Near Corona

Melvin Patterson formerly of Corona now of Arlington has sold his 32 acre alfalfa ranch with six room house and barns to Walter L Johnson of Boone Iowa nephew of W C Barth The price was 400 dollars per acre Water for the land is supplied by Riverside Land and Water Company Mr and Mrs Johnson will move to their new ranch soon Readers extend best wishes for success.

Melvin ,Atterson Corona Magnolia Avenue Arlington Walter L. Johnson Boone Iowa W. C. Barth

Earthquake Felt In City During Evening Hours

Last night residents reported an earthquake shock just after ten with several noting a strong tremor. Mr W J Ellis recalls a 10 20 time while hosting friends and describes the quake as North to South in direction.

W. J. Ellis

Tuesday Musical Club Plans Elaborate High School Concert

Arrangements are under way for an elaborate musicale by the Tuesday Musical club in the High School Auditorium Tuesday evening in May. Signor Talenza the noted harpist of Southern California is engaged for the program with several numbers. Members of the club will present special numbers and the evening promises careful preparation. Mrs. A Wy Bates will drill and rehearse the soloists.

Signor Talenza Southern California A. Wy. Bates Chavce

Johnson and Party to Tour Southern California

Johnson and party, led by Republican governor hopeful Johnson, will tour Southern California by automobile to speak at multiple centers including Corona and San Pedro while campaigning with A J Wallace, John D Works, and John M Misselman who seek statewide nominations. They have been endorsed by the Lincoln-Roosevelt Republican league.

Hirram WW. Johnson California A. J. Wallace John D. Works United States Senate John M. Msileman Hird Lincoln-Roosevelt Republian League

Japanese Style Social at Miss McNeil’s Home

The Philatheas and Baracas of the Christian church hosted a Japanese party at Miss Karel McNeil’s home. Guests wore Japanese costumes and sat on pillows, with Ora Wilmon surprising everyone by dressing as a Japanese girl. Refreshments included Japanese cakes, peanuts, tea, fans, and writing papers, and the event concluded with much enjoyment for all attendees.

Philatheas Baracas Christian Church Karel McNeil Baraca Ora Wilmon Tiatedhins Viet Partneto Gaines Att Timre Miss McNeil

Philatheas Elect Officers In Annual Election

The Methodist Philatheas held their annual election of officers last evening. Elected were President Nellie Fink, Vice President Helen Weston, Secretary Olive Appelby, Assistant Depty Hertha Wriplet, Treasurer Stella Davis, Assistant Teacher Atha Hadley.

Methodist Philatheas Nellie Fink Helen Weston Olive Appelby Dec'y. Hertha Wriplet Stella Davis Atha Hadley

Honeymoon Club Hosts Whist Night At Blair Home

Mr and Mrs Geo M Blair entertained the Honeymoon Whist Club on Eighth Street Tuesday evening. Mrs C Harding won the ladies prize and Mr Blair won the gentlemen's prize. Light refreshments followed. A picnic is planned for Thursday May 19 in the Andrews Arroyo.

Geo. M. Blair Eighth Street

Fine 7 Room Cottage by Citrus Belt Land Co

D O Reeser completed a seven room cottage with barns and improvements for Citrus Belt Land Company. The firm is making splendid improvements on its large holdings north of the city and the progress is expected to help Corona in many ways.

D. O. Reeser Citrus Belt Land Company Corona

Five Day Centennial Celebration Opens in San Bernardino

The one hundredth anniversary of the Fourdine settlement in the San Bernardino Valley is marked by a five day fiesta in San Bernardino and Colton. The program includes a grand pageant, Indian village events, concerts, parades, races, aviation displays, and a Spanish costume ball with visits from dignitaries and a large schedule of ceremonies across two cities.

San Bernardine Valley San Bernardingo Colton San Bernardino Chey Capilla Association Park Curtis and Gildosh Hillary Beachy Bell Padre San Salvador Mission Mission Barton Villa Catalina Band Grand

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